mind beyond death part 1

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  • Опубликовано: 15 янв 2025

Комментарии • 14

  • @websoull
    @websoull 13 лет назад +1

    I am reading his book Mind beyond death now! I can't tell you how much I like it. It changed my life...Everyone should readt it...the best thing you can do to yourself

  • @crimsonboudoir
    @crimsonboudoir 14 лет назад

    He is extremely easy to listen to, very profound and deep at the same time. Thank you for posting this.

    • @BenTrem42
      @BenTrem42 3 года назад

      Easy to listen to ... and pleasant.
      How we finally grasped fascist oratory: individual persons were moved, and pleased, even when what was said disagreed with their opinions.
      Perhaps being seduced is not actually the gateless gate?
      KyeHo ... so much learning, so little wisdom.
      _KC:_

  • @AlexanderSarria
    @AlexanderSarria 14 лет назад

    Muy profunda reflexion acerca de la negacion a la muerte, como una causa universal de sufrimiento, realizada de una manera clara y sencilla.

  • @rjbullock
    @rjbullock 15 лет назад

    Love you, Rinpoche. Hope to see you soon.

  • @claricestrauss1
    @claricestrauss1 14 лет назад

    Hi I cannot watch this video it properly ... is it in good shape? It gets cut, stops, and the image often goes into an abstract painting,

  • @abbyovitsky
    @abbyovitsky 10 лет назад +1

    part 1. the more we fear death the more we over-react to little things and allow them to torture us, in proportion to our suppressed fear.

  • @stefanjanssen8334
    @stefanjanssen8334 11 лет назад

    I've got a big respect for Tibetan Buddhism. I think that there are many strong teachings in Vajrayana. But at the same time i don't think that westerners are ready for that vehicle. In my opinion you must build from the floor up. People who are born in a Vajrayana family are raised in that psychological colorful environment. Whit much shamanistic and complex symbolic influences. I don't think that's wrong or something.

  • @stefanjanssen8334
    @stefanjanssen8334 11 лет назад

    Of course the Bodhisattva perspective is important. But again the frequent materialized western person need the stairs of the eightfold path and the insight of the four noble truth's. With a Judeo/ Christian background a lot of the vajrayana teachings can be too confusing for people. While the Dhammapada is Crystal clear. Sorry for my bad English. Greetings from the Netherlands.

  • @stefanjanssen8334
    @stefanjanssen8334 11 лет назад

    But westerners have a huge need for the fundamentals. In my opinion the words in the Dhammapada are much more important to lay a strong foundation than the Bardo teachings. Because the original Dhammapada text is much more straightforward and less complicated than the Bardo thodol. And if you analyze the dhammapada well you gain the same results with a much stronger bases in the buddhist fundamentals.

  • @geshelags
    @geshelags 12 лет назад

    Be careful! Do you know who you were in your last life? You could have been german, you know.
    Best wishes,
    ani Tenzin